Hello
In an insertion MEP object of the model, how to return the number of edges where a chamfer or fillet is applied.
With a macro ... ???
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Good evening
A small screenshot will help us better understand your problem ;-)
Also what do you mean ""bring the number of edges where a chamfer is applied"" personally I didn't understand!
Kind regards
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Hello
A small example:
In a 3D I choose 2 edges and I apply a chamfer from 2 to 45°
In the MEP I do Insertion Object of the Model;
Dimensions of 2 and 45° appear as a grade:
I would like as (x2)5 and (x2)45° or at least have the variable of the number of edges 2 that appears
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Hello @olivier.david
I don't even know if SW knows how to do that (it does it for hole repeats but for chamfers ????)
AMHA chamfers are objects of volume indistinguishable from other extrusions, material removal from the model. In other words, they are not remarkable or categorized objects like the holes made with the drilling wizard that generate proper variables.
Same remark for a macro but let's wait for the opinion of the strong macro guys who work miracles without going through the grotto of Lourdes
Kind regards
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Hello
I agree with @Zozo_mp.
A macro may be able to find the function that was used to create the chamfer and therefore count the edges that were selected.
The big problems are:
- we can have selected a surface;
- there can be tangent propagation.
Maybe that's why the function doesn't exist natively.
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